Following the turn of a board with about 210,000 in the middle, Adrian Mateos was all in from the big blind for 312,000 with , and had the hand locked up against Ryan Hughes' .
Jack Duong has taken an early lead with his constant aggression against John Smith. There are no recent big pots to report, but there have been a lot of raise-and-takes.
Jack Duong was on the button and raised to 30,000. John Smith defended his big blind.
The flop was , and Smith check-called Duong's bet of 35,000. The turn was the , and Smith check-called Duong's bet of 80,000. The river was the , and both players checked. Smith tabled , and Duong's cards hit the muck.
Charlie Carrel raised to 25,000 from the button, Ryan Fee three-bet to 85,000 from the big blind, and Carrel called.
The flop came down , and Fee check-called 60,000 from Carrel. The turn was the , and Fee check-called another 130,000 from Carrel. The river was the , and Fee checked for a third time. Carrel shoved for 504,000, and after a few moments, Fee called.
Carrel turned over for top set, Fee showed for a pair of aces, and Carrel scored the sizable double up.
The following hand, Fee stuck his remaining four big blinds in preflop with , and Carrel called with . The board came down , no help to Fee, ending his tournament.
Charlie Carrel advanced to the Final Four, where he will face the winner of Ryan Hughes and Adrian Mateos.
Jack Duong was on the button and raised to 30,000. John Smith defended.
The flop was , and Smith check-called Duong's bet of 30,000. The turn was the , and Smith check-called Duong's 40,000-chip bet. The river was the , and Smith led out for 50,000. Duong raised to 127,000, and Smith folded.